Acompanhe a história de algumas das mais incomuns e fascinantes aeronaves já concebidas pelo homem.
Acompanhe a história de algumas das mais incomuns e fascinantes aeronaves já concebidas pelo homem.

Peter M. Bowers was a journalist specializing in the field of aviation. Bowers is famed in the general aviation community for his work with General Aviation News. Writing 26 books and over 800 articles detailing historic aircraft for a column called "Of Wings and Things", Bowers was a fixture of the newspaper for decades. Also an engineer at Boeing, he was an avid aviation photographer and also designed homebuilt aircraft such as the Fly Baby and Namu II. He lived in Seattle for most of his life. He served as a contributing editor for Sentry Publications' twin magazine titles Wings and Airpower, drawing on a lifetime of aviation photographs of his own, and of a vast archive collected through his employment at Boeing. Bowers died from cancer in 2003. Peter M. Bowers was inducted into the EAA Homebuilder's Hall of Fame in November, 2004. He joins a stellar list of famous homebuilders, including Tony Bingelis, Burt Rutan, and Richard Van Grunsven.